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Do you want to start a career as a HGV driver? Click the button below to start your application for free HGV training. This course usually costs £5,610.43 but it’s available for free as part of the goverment’s Skills Bootcamps. We also guarantee to help you get a job interview as part of the Skills Bootcamp.
Are you an employer? Train your staff to become HGV drivers with a Class 2 (Cat C) Licence from only £561.04 per staff member (10% contribution for SMEs, full course cost £5,610.43) .
Do you want to start a career as a HGV driver? Get a Category C (also known as a Class 2) license for professional HGV driving for FREE with our HGV training course.
This course – called a Skills Bootcamps in HGV Driving – is free because it’s part of a Government investment of £34 million to help train new HGV drivers.
Did you know that HGV drivers can earn an average salary of up to £38,000 per year based on a 48 hour driving week?
This Skills Bootcamp in HGV Training includes;
Start your HGV training immediately with our Government funded Skills Bootcamp in HGV Training.
Do you want to start a career as a HGV driver? Click the button below to start your application for free HGV training.
This unit is about HGV weights and dimensions, Basic EU Driving hours rules and understanding HGV braking systems.
This unit is about other types of HGV braking systems, planning ahead, traffic signs for HGVs, the road and what to do in the event of an accidents or an emergency.
This unit is about HGV vehicle conditions- basic, when you can leave a HGV vehicle, Documents you require when driving a HGV and what is CPC.
This Unit is about EU Driving hours abroad and working at night, how the working directive rule works with EU driving hours.
This unit is about how to use a digital tachograph card, different types of digital tachograph cards, how to report a lost or stolen digital tachograph card.
This unit is about vulnerable road users that share the roads with HGVS in the city.
This unit is about vulnerable road users that share the roads with HGVs in rural areas.
This unit is about regulation and legislation of health and safety in the work place, Drives PPE requirement and equipment HGV drivers may use.
This unit is about what dangerous goods are carried on the road and what HGV drivers need to understand about ADR, what risk assessments are and how they work, fire training and understanding of COSHH.
This unit is about the driver’s daily walk around checks inside the vehicle, which need to be completed by law.
This unit is about daily walk around checks outside the vehicle, which is required by law.
This unit is about how to load a HGV safely and who is involved in the loading of HGVs.
This unit is about different types of equipment and vehicles that are used to secure a drivers load.
This unit is about Drivers staying Fit and healthy in different ways while out on the road.
This unit is about the importance of sleep for HGV drivers, recognising signs of mental health issues that are specific to HGV drivers, what happens to HGV drivers with drink/drug driving.
This unit is about different types of driving techniques the driver can use to be more fuel efficient and what technology HGVs have now to help with fuel efficient driving.
This unit is about general first aid in the work place and when in an emergency.
This unit is about how we can reduce our carbon emissions, Have a look at what the HGV industry is doing to reduce carbon emissions.
Upon completion of all units and Theory Test certification, you will be allocated your driver training course. This will include: 22 hours on the road driving tuition with a qualified driving instructor and a manoeuvring exercise. Your driving test will be booked for you and will normally take place on the final day of your course.
Do you want to start a career as a HGV driver? Click the button below to start your application for free HGV training.
The Category C licence also known a HGV Clas 2 licence is the one that most haulage and logistics companies are looking out for on candidate CV’s. They’re the most sought after type of HGV licence when it comes to driving jobs.
Category C is the most common type of HGV vehicle. Category C drivers often do more local deliveries than larger vehicles. A category C license allows drivers to drive vehicles over 3.5 tonnes, but must not exceed 32 tonnes. Category C (or Class 2 as they are otherwise known) licences typically cover a vehicle with a cab and trailer fixed permanently together. In laymans terms, a Cat C vehicle is what we would refer to as a ‘standard lorry’ or a rigid vehicle.